WCW: CEO of KZN Oils, Esay Reddy

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In today's edition of Women Crush Wednesday with Carol Ofori, the absolute powerhouse of a woman that is Esay Reddy joined Carol in studio.

Esay has established a career as a leader and innovator during her 30-plus years in the business world, particularly excelling in the Gas and Oil sector, while driving substantial growth across various industries.

Esay is a highly regarded leader, known for her ability to foster innovation.

Currently, Esay serves as the executive chairperson and CEO of the Rajen Reddy Group of Companies, which encompasses several subsidiaries, including KZN Oils, KZN Oils Gas, KZN Oils Transport, Champion Health Care, Ko-Lay, JD Telecoms, KVK Properties and the Rajen Reddy Foundation.

Over the last three years she has received numerous awards including Business Women of the Year for three consecutive years, Business Personality of the Year and the Crown Jewel of World Tamils.
21 Aug 2024 English South Africa Entertainment News

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